The Treasure County 89'ers Museum started in 1989 with the renovation of a building on Hysham's main street. Local history is being preserved with displays and exhibits including an early day soda fountain that has been restored and is open on special occasions.
Located across the street, the Yucca Theatre and Manning Home are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Renovation of the Yucca Theater has been completed and movies are shown on Sundays with plays and other entertainment scheduled throughout the year.
Local sculptor, Bob Schulze, has sculpted statues of Sacajawea, William Clark, Pomp, and the Hunter. These statues are on the lawn of the Yucca Theatre, along with a white buffalo and a wooly mammoth that were completed in 2008. A saber tooth tiger will be added in 2009.
Street Address: 325 Elliott Avenue Hysham, MT 59038
Phone: 406-342-5252
Directions
The Treasure County 89'ers Museum: Take the Hysham exit and proceed two miles north on Frontage Road to Elliott Avenue, the main street of Hysham. The museum is located across the street from the Yucca Theatre and the Lewis and Clark exhibit in Hysham.
Hours and Season of Operation:
Season: Memorial Day - Labor Day Hours: Monday - Saturday: 1:00pm - 5:00pm Appointments accepted during the off-season.
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Reservations:
Group Reservations Required Walk-Ins Welcome
Services Offered:
Handicapped Accessible public Restroom registered Historic Site tour
Activities Offered:
American Heritage antiques history lewis And Clark museum
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